Field Operation Panel is the field operation equipment of Fire Monitor for large space. It adopts a liquid crystal display and key operation. It communicates with Fire Monitor and Control Host through CAN bus, occupies an address on CAN bus, and can set an address of any Fire Monitor for field control, so as to realize remote operation and control. Generally, one or more Fire monitors are installed at the exit of the first floor of each fire compartment, which can operate and manage all Fire monitors in the zone and facilitate safe evacuation. During operation, the currently controlled Fire Monitor can be selected through selection key and liquid crystal display; the power supply of Fire Monitor and solenoid valve set for it can be controlled; the fire alarm, fault, the status of manual and automatic for Fire Monitor, valve open and pump activation can be displayed; It can also control on-off valve, on-off pump, the state conversion of manual-automatic and so on.
Inquiry●Up, down, left and right arrow: Used to control the direction of Fire Monitors;
●Silencing: Used to eliminate horn sound. Press this key to confirm after setting parameters;
●Previous selection: Select the number of Fire Monitor in the list of the monitoring screen;
●Next selection: Select the number of Fire Monitor in the list of the monitoring screen;
●Automatic: Keep the Fire Monitor in automatic mode;
●Manual: Keep the Fire Monitor in manual mode;
●Opening value: Press to open the solenoid valve;
●Closing value: Press to close the solenoid valve;
●Start the pump: Press to send the signal of pump-on;
●Turn off the pump: Press to send the signal of pump-off.
Indispensable equipment
One Fire Monitor must be equipped with one Operation Panel.
●Working voltage: 220 VAC
●Power consumption: ≤20W
●Communication mode: CAN bus
●Display mode: Color LCD touch screen
●Installation method: Wallhanging
●Overall size: 18cmx18cmx5cm
Scope of application: General purpose industrial buildings and structures, high occupancy places, large space building, for example, airports, railway stations, museums, industrial plants, large shopping malls, large warehouses, power plants, coal mines, colleges, and universities, etc
